CashFX Group securities fraud warning from Saskatchewan
A CashFX Group securities fraud warning has been issued by Saskatchewan’s FInancial and Consumer Affairs Authority.
As per the FCAA, CashFX Group is
offering Saskatchewan residents a Multi-Level-Marketing opportunity to invest in forex.
Cash FX Group is not registered in any capacity with the FCAA.
Individuals or companies need to be registered with the FCAA in order to trade or sell securities or derivatives in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan is a province in Canada. Regulatory warnings pertaining to CashFX Group from Canada are particularly notable, as the Ponzi scheme’s top net-winner, Luigi Bruni, is a resident of Montreal, Quebec.
In addition to Saskatchewan, Quebec and British Columbia have issued CashFX Group regulatory warnings.
Whether Canadian authorities take action against Bruni remains to be seen.
Elsewhere in the world Norway, the Bahamas and Panama have also issued CashFX Group securities fraud warnings.
Alexa web traffic analysis reveals CashFX Group is primarily being promoted in the UK, US and Nigeria.
a resource to keep in your pocket Oz: sec.gov/enforce/public-alerts
Thanks for that. I keep track of the SEC’s Twitter feed for the cases.
cfx do not have fca and dont need to they are not a broker they sell education to benefit and master forex and digital service to their partner everfx. To have education plattform there is no need to have regulation. Everfx has all that.
(Ozedit: marketing derails removed)
Tick tock, Luigi…
@doke
MLM + passive investment opportunity = securities offering.
Securities are regulated by the FCA in the UK. They are also regulated pretty much everywhere else in the world.
CashFX Group’s needs to register with financial regulators to operate legally. What brokers do or don’t do is neither here nor there, the investment opportunity is provided by CashFX Group.
As for “bUt We’Re SeLlInG eDuCaTiOn!”, this is pseudo-compliance. It doesn’t work when regulators come knocking.
See: OneCoin.